Sentence examples for ascribed to the development from inspiring English sources
But they also said the differences could be ascribed to the development of the killer's technique over time.
The performances of polymer solar cells (PSCs) have been greatly improved in recent years mainly ascribed to the development of various donor-acceptor (D-A) conjugated photovoltaic polymers.
The outcomes can be ascribed to the development of surface chemical bonds between core/shell and noncrystalline SiO2 shell via GdOSi bridges, activating the 'dormant' Ce3+ and Tb3+ ions on the surface of NCs.
The enhanced coercivity for the FC loop is ascribed to the development of the exchange anisotropy.
This difference was ascribed to the development of proficient adaptive immune responses later in life that compensate for the defects in the inflammatory reaction (Netea et al., 2012), a hypothesis that is supported by our observations on the survival of myd88−/− zebrafish.
2 This could partly be ascribed to the lack of or slow development of clinical symptoms, but has also been attributed to a low awareness amongst gastroenterologists because they are 'commonly exposed to severe blood loss and low haemoglobin levels'. 1 To support adequate management of iron deficiency and anaemia in IBD, Gasché et al.
Additional roles in patterning anterior-posterior polarity of the early embryo, correct positioning of the primitive streak, induction of blood precursors, and forebrain development have been ascribed to the anterior VE [ 41- 43].
A central role in the development of NAFLD has been ascribed to the metabolic syndrome, whose main characteristics, such as obesity, insulin resistance and/or type-2 diabetes mellitus and dyslipidemia are closely associated to NAFLD [ 8].
Ohama (1995) reported the development of the adhesion strength was ascribed to the high adhesion of polymer in his paper.
Among the developmental processes ascribed to the control by Gαs are the latest stages of Drosophila wing development.
The same three epithets could be ascribed to the latest LOVE covers, continuing in a ten-issue tradition of arresting developments.
